Abraham
The Ascent of Humanity: Part 1
Click here for Part 2 of this article Is Torah relevant to non-Jews? The world is one large global village. The world marketplace of
Abraham: Older and Better
Who doesn’t want to stay young forever? So many people do not like the sight of their aging faces. They fight their wrinkles and white
This is Only a Test
Abraham is the great negotiator of trials. He is the father of all who have faith. In the Torah portion of Vayeira, he faces the
Abraham: Illuminating the World
The world was shrouded in darkness for 19 generations, until Abraham began to illuminate it. Darkness is not only a symbol for a state in
Students of Abraham: Pirkei Avot 5:19
Whomever possesses the following three traits is considered among the disciples of our patriarch Abraham; and whomever possesses the opposite three traits is considered among
Q&A: Why do the Jews Suffer?
Q: If God loves the Jewish nation, why have they suffered so much all throughout history? A: When negative things happen to the People of
Abraham the Faithful Traveler
Walking and Seeing Abraham is always traveling. In the Torah portion of Lech Lecha (“Go for yourself”) the first of the two Torah portions dedicated
It’s All Up to You: The Unity of Divine P...
In the tension between the concepts of Divine Providence and free choice, Chassidut ‘dares’ to categorically adopt both extremes. On one hand, it emphasizes that
The Needle in the Nose: Evil Kings and Mess...
Hang onto your seats as you watch Rabbi Ginsburgh's lecture on the evil kings of the past, their incarnations, rectifications, correlation to the light of
Truth and Beauty – Parashat Lech Lech
Loving-kindness bridges the gap between Abraham’s penchant for truth and Sarah’s beauty At the end of Parashat Noah, we read about Abraham’s birth, but apart